Article | REF: J2786 V1

Preparative electrophoresis

Authors: Hélène ROUX de BALMANN, Victor SANCHEZ

Publication date: March 10, 1997

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5. Fields of application

  • For processes derived from analytical techniques, the fields are obviously those of analysis, the only distinction being the quantity of product and the possibility of recovering it.

    Note :

    For more information, see [28] .

  • As far as processes specifically designed for their preparative aspect are concerned, the fields of application are much broader. As separation takes place in a liquid stream, their use is no longer restricted to products that are soluble in the medium.

    It is therefore unrealistic to draw up an exhaustive list of all the molecules or particles that may be involved. However, we can cite a few examples that have been reported in...

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